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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1931

Page

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Schmeling Knocks Stribling to Claim World Heavyweight Title

Max Schmeling outboxed and stopped Bill Stribling in the 15th round at Municipal Stadium Cleveland to clinch the heavyweight championship. Stribling, battered and bleeding, fell in his corner as the crowd urged safety. Referee George Blake counted to nine before Schmeling finished the rout.

Alan J. Gould Associated Press Municipal Stadium Cleveland Bill Stribling Germany Max Schmeling Teuton Schmeling George Blake Los Angeles

Holiday Fourth of July Celebrations Shape Amarillo Area

Holiday events fill the Amarillo area with dances picnics and rodeo shows. Harding’s Ranch Jack Hall’s Ranch and the Tri-State Fair grounds host philanthropies auto races and bathing beauty revues drawing thousands. Roads remain workable after recent rains with special rail excursions advertised.

Amarillo Harding Amarillo Country Club Jack Hall H. T. Collman Federal Harding’s Ranch

Weather outlook for Amarillo and West Texas

Forecast says possible showers Saturday across Amarillo and vicinity. Panhandle and extreme west Texas may see showers with parts of the region unsettled. The rest of West Texas remains generally fair south with unsettled northern areas. Temperatures show daytime highs near 90s and overnight lows around upper 60s to low 70s with variable readings yesterday and today.

Amarillo West Texas Panhandle Ee Sehsens

Arno Vanderbilt Feud Renewed Beside Station Meeting

George E. Killmer head of the Citizens Patrol Service reports a physical clash between Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr and Peter Arno at the Southern Pacific station in Reno Nevada. Vanderbilt approached Arno after spotting him with a woman later identified as Mrs Florence Rice Smith. Arno departed the coach then returned with a companion and a bag, exchanged a sarcastic smile, and faced Vanderbilt leading to the confrontation.

Reno Nev George E. Killmer Citizens’ Patrol Service Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr Peter Arno Vanderbilt Southern Pacific Killmer Logan Billingslea Bronx Chamber of Commerce New York Mr. Vanderbilt Mr. Arno

Pajama Wedding Trend Lawns to Clovis In 1930s

Special to The News from Clovis New Mexico reports a pajama wedding trend as Myrtle Coker of Amarillo married James R Bridewell in informal attire. The couple traveled from Amarillo to wed without a tie or hat, reflecting a casual, modern celebration.

Clovis N. M Myrtle Coker Amarillo James R. Bridewell

Believe Posse Closes In On Negro Killer Near Watonga

A numerous posse of officers and citizens surrounded the Graham Farm near Watonga Oklahoma seeking Fillmore Davis a suspect in the killing of Blaine County deputy sheriff Guy Jarvis. Davis fled in Jarvis car after a failed arrest at his former wife’s residence and was later sighted near Cleo Springs as authorities coordinated a regional manhunt.

Watonga Okla Graham Farm Here Fillmore Davis Guy Jarvis Blaine County Oklahoma Enid Jarvis George Genders Davis Cleo Springs

Man Dies En Route to Hospital with Poison Vials Found

H G Vaughn about 30 years old died at midnight Friday on the way to Northwest Texas Hospital after being found unconscious in his Moore Hotel room. Two empty two ounce carbolic acid bottles were discovered. He and his wife arrived from Wichita Falls about three weeks ago. The body is held by N B Griggs & Sons.

H. G. Vaughn Northwest Texas Hospital Moore Hotel

Texas Man Dies After Window Mixup in Arkansas Hotel

G W Crowder age 73 of Joshua Texas died shortly after he fell ten feet from a second story Wynne Arkansas hotel window. He was believed to have mistaken the window for a door while seeking water in the darkness.

Memphis Tenn G. W. Crowder Joshua Texas Wynne, Ark

Thermometer Registers 108 Degrees at Electra

The mercury rose to 108 degrees at Electra on July 3 setting a new seasonal record.

Electra The Mercury

Prairie and Sinclair 10 Be Combined

The Tulsa World reports Prairie Oil & Gas Company and Prairie Pipe Line Companies are near a merger with Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation. Announcement likely within four weeks. W. S. Fitzpatrick says negotiations near completion. Harry F. Sinclair declined further comment.

Tulsa Okla Tulsa World Prairie Oil & Gas Company Prairie Pipe Line Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation the World Fitzpatrick Wichita Kan New York Harry F. Sinclair Sinclair Corporation

Robins and Jones Jump Delayed in Alaska Flight

Texas aviators Reg L. Robbins and H. B. Jones await a refueling plane in Fairbanks Alaska to begin their nonstop Seattle to Tokyo journey. Mattern and Greener in Edmonton cannot start yet delaying the flight until at least Sunday with plans to refuel over Fairbanks and Siberia coast. Conditions from Alaska and Bering Strait are reported favorable, prompting eagerness to depart.

Seattle Fort Worth Tokyo Reg L. Robbins H. 8 Jones Texas Fairbanks Alaska J. J. Mattern Nick Greener Edmonton Alta Robbins Mattern Greener Siberia Bering Straight

New Mexico Joins In Dallas Fourth Of July Plans

West Texas towns plan July Fourth events marking 155th anniversary of independence. Plainview aims for 15000 attendees while Amarillo and Midland expect 10000 plus. Rodeos barbecues parades baseball games fireworks and pageants feature in multiple communities across the region.

Dallas U.P Texas South Plains North Plains Great Plains New Mexico Plainview Amarillo Midland Pecos Sweetwater Lubbock American Legion Harding Ranch Palo Duro Canyon Jack Hall Brady Richards Park Clarendon Clovis N. M Dean Lucas Post Roswell Muleshoe Josh Lee Trans-Pecos Ralls San Angelo West Texas Snyder

Three youths executed in Sing Sing for Bronx butcher shop murder

OSSINING N Y July 3 Three youths were executed in the electric chair at Sing Sing last night for the murder of Samuel Brudner during an attempt to hold up his Bronx New York, butcher shop. They were Fred Carmasino 19 Nicholas Leonelli 23 and Ferdinand Mangianele 24.

Ossining N. Y U.R Sing Sing Samuel Brudner Bronx New York Fred Carmasino Nicholas Leonelli Ferdinand Mangianele

Markets Pause For Independence Day Holiday

New York reports a two day holiday weekend with all major exchanges and banks closed starting tonight and resuming Monday morning due to Independence Day.

New York Financial Community Curb

Million Dollar Slander Suits Sought Over Ardmore Slayings

San Antonio attorney says suits for 1 million dollars may be filed in federal court against the state of Oklahoma and the bond sureties on Ardmore sheriff M C Gonzales for the killings of Emilio Cortes Rubio and Manuel Gomez. The two deputies, W E Bill Guess and Cecil Crosby, faced trial. Guess was acquitted. The families of Rubio and Gomez plan two actions for five hundred thousand dollars each, pending word from relatives.

San Antonio Emilio Cortes Rubio Mexico Manuel Gomez Ardmore Okla Oklahoma M. C. Gonzales Gonzales W. E.bill Guess Cortes Rubio Cecil Crosby Salvador Cortes Rubio Rubio Gomez

New Proration Order For East Texas Field Issued by Commission

The Railroad Commission in Austin issued a new proration order for the East Texas oil field. It prorates on a unit basis and sets the basic allowable at 250000 barrels per day with an estimated total allowable near 270000 barrels daily as calculated by R D Parker of the oil and gas division.

Las Vegas Studer’s Ranch Canadian Carlsbad Cavern Cimarron Panhandle New Mexico el Paso Oklahoma City Denver Texas East Texas Field Austin Railrroad Commission East Texas R. D. Parker Commission Oil and Gas

Oil States Advisory Committee Set to Meet in Amarillo

Oklahoma City report says the Oil States Advisory Committee will convene in Amarillo on July 7 to review oil overproduction issues and other industry challenges. Chairman Cicero Murray announced the plans today.

Oklahoma City Okla Oil States Advisory Committee Amarillo Cicero Murray

Oil Proration Rules Set for Texas Fields

Wells on multiple units allowed two units and two or more wells per unit, with extra production up to 750 barrels daily. New wells start 100 barrels daily, then adjust to 250 000 barrel target over 15 day schedules. Units equal 20 acres. fractional if smaller. Umpire Ray Richmond named. 15 member advisory committee to serve until replaced. Order signed by C V Terrell and Lon A Smith. Pat M Neff did not sign. production 359000 barrels daily last week. governor may call a special session.

Ray Richmond C. V. Terrell Lon A. Smith Pat M. Neff Cranfill Fast Texas Ross Sterling

Rains Halted as Panhandle Anticipates More Weather

Light scattered showers and hot sun tempered conditions in Amarillo and Panhandle regions. Forecasters from the U S Weather Bureau predict renewed heavy rain potential today and tomorrow, with wheat harvest largely suspended but minimal damage reported.

Amarillo U. S. Weather Bureau Panhandle Perryton

Paris and United States reach accord on Hoover war debt plan

An official statement from A A Mellon and Briand says major points of Hoover's war debt plan are agreed between France and the United States. Remaining divergences of lesser importance will be reviewed by the French cabinet today, with broader adherence hoped from other powers.

Paris Hoover France United States Mellon Edge Aristide Briand M. Briand Flandin Francois-Poncet Laval Chamber of Deputies

Amarillo Magician Narrowly Survives Underwater Escape

Bob Clark, local magic artist, nearly drowned performing Houdini’s mail bag escape at City Section Park pool. A life guard and pool attendants aided him after his foot tangled in a chained restraint. Crowd of 590 watched as Clark surfaced twice, was freed, and left trembling but alive.

Bob Clark Houdini Thompson City Section Park Clark Kenneth Travis Marshall Turner Travis Addo Barrows Vic Harry Ragland Borger

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